This story is just hitting the press...

Such an ego.  To think he'd never be found out while sacrificing/judging others.

I feel for them if they're lonely.  But, he's obviously not concerned about the consequences if he makes a mistake and how this will effect my life or the others who could be innocently brought into this mess because of a wire tap.  

In the Spitzer case, I feel for the other men and their families.  All because of ego and greed.    

We're paid to be discreet and trusted to make intelligent decisions for the benefit of each individual we choose to do business with.

I had no idea the government was collecting that much information on me. It's only a matter of time before the internet is next. We need a privacy amendment to the Constitution.

The Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) type - Honest, laid back, forgiving, reasonable

The Barney Fife Type - Honest to a fault and usually Anal Retentive

The Generally Honest but power hungry type - Ego too big for their brain.

The Dishonest Type - Dangerous Criminals

Not sure of the demographics on how much each group hobbys.

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This guy and the ex-governor went after guys who commmited fraud in the stock market, insider trading, etc. I think it is some type of payback.

"Judge Nottingham presided over the high-profile insider-trading trial of Qwest CEO Joe Nacchio, which ended in Nacchio's conviction last year."

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starts talking about stock tips I recommend that you let the advise go in one ear and out the other. There have been cases on wall street with insider trading where providers got information on traded on it.

Common sense tells me to dismiss the information as you said. I just hope that if the situation arises that I have enough discilpine to do so.